The Venue
The Little Noise Sessions are once again heading to the Union Chapel for eleven nights of amazing acoustic sets from the pick of the current UK music scene, and all in aid of Mencap.
The Union Chapel is a 124 year-old, grade 2-listed chapel at Highbury Corner in north London; the ideal setting for any intimate, acoustic experience.
Designed by James Cubbitt and built in 1877, the Union Chapel is a great example of high gothic Victorian architecture. It is London's most atmospheric venue - a building functioning both as a place of worship and a fantastic music venue.
Its breathtaking octagonal-shaped main room, complete with pews and carved banisters - means no one is far from the performer, creating the perfect acoustic experience.
The ground floor of the Union Chapel is wheelchair friendly and there is also a fully-licensed bar on site.
Where is the Union Chapel?
The address of the Union Chapel is:
Compton Terrace
London
N1 2UN.
How do I get there?
The nearest tube is Highbury and Islington on the Victoria line. The nearest train station is also at Highbury and Islington.
Bus routes serving the Union chapel are:
4 / 19 / 30 / 43 / 271 / 277 / 279
If you plan to use public transport to get to and from the gigs then please visit www.tfl.gov.uk to plan your journey via bus, train or tube.
